The Earth's Best brand offers an array of kid-friendly products for newborns to two-year-olds, but its chicken nuggets leave much to be desired.

While the company uses organic ingredients in its various products, the chicken nuggets have a burnt taste, followed by no flavor at all.

Applauded for its avid promotion of the Meatless Monday campaign, Gardein brings plant-based, meat-like meals to the table.

Unfortunately, the taste of its chicken nuggets can't cover up the fact that you're eating soy protein isolate and pea protein concentrate rather than actual meat.

Tyson offers a two-pound bag of chicken nuggets for about $6, and you can find the brand at most local grocery stores. However, its flavor is a problem.

The nuggets have a surprisingly tangy flavor, making them difficult to eat on their own. It's unclear where it comes from, as the ingredients aren't anything out of the ordinary.

Walmart's Great Value chicken nuggets are a budget-friendly alternative to its competitors. They taste fine, though there's nothing special about them.

The breading isn't crispy enough to be cooked in an air fryer, but the meat has a rich flavor from its garlic, onion, and paprika seasoning.

Yummy Dino's original chicken nuggets capture the feeling of being in elementary school again, as it comes with seven fun dinosaur shapes.

The product also has a few key benefits besides its entertaining designs, such as only being made with white meat containing no antibiotics or artificial elements.